Constitutional court dismisses appeal against administrative decision regarding foreigner's residence permit revocation. Foreigner argues violation of proportionality principle. Court upholds state's discretionary power to revoke permits. Decision emphasizes balance between individual rights and public interest.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the revocation of their residence permit. The applicant, a foreign national, argued that the administrative decision violated the principle of proportionality and failed to consider humanitarian factors. The court ruled that the state retains broad discretion to revoke permits based on public interest, provided the decision is not arbitrary or discriminatory.